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The Neijiang pig T2T genome reveals domestication history and germplasm traits of Southwest Chinese local breeds.

Communications biology - 16 Jan 2026

Chen Dong, Cui Shengdi, Zhao Zhenjian, Wu Pingxian, Zhou Wenxuan, Tecku Patrick Kofi Makafui, Wang Kai, Wang Junge, Chen Ziyang, Yu Shixin, Chen Jiamiao, Zhou Yaoxi, Huang Runjie, Li Xuewei, Tang Guoqing

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A complete telomere-to-telomere (T2T) pig genome serves as a high-precision reference for functional genomics and structural variation studies due to its high level of completeness and minimal error rate. Here we present a comprehensive framework for genomic research aimed at the effective utilization of Neijiang pig genetic resources. The highly repetitive centromeric regions of the Neijiang pig are identified,...

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PMID: 41545646
DOI: 10.1038/s42003-026-09557-3
PMCID: PMC12920665

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